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Colour assignment of the connecting cables
E01, E02

Pos.

Colour Connection

AC

DC

1

BU

Supply

N

GND

2

BN

Supply

L

+

3

BK

Switch input

L

+

Connection diagram variable volume flow E03

Fig. 9: Constant control input signal E03

1

Room temperature controller

2

Actual value output (value to be set)

Colour assignment of the connecting cables
E03

Pos.

Colour Connection

AC

DC

1

BU

Supply

N

GND

2

BN

Supply

L

+

3

BK

Signal w

 

 

4

GY

Signal U

 

 

Room temperature control Fig. 9

A suitable room temperature controller or a DDC
outstation with 0-10 VDC output 2-wire (terminals 1
and 3) connected. With a common supply voltage of
24 V, note that terminal 1 is also ground for the con-
trol signal.

Override control: With 24 VDC at terminal 3, the
volume flow rate set at the Vmax potentiometer is
started.

Initial commissioning

Before you start commissioning:

Ensure that the device or unit has been cor-
rectly fixed and connected to the ducting.

Ensure that the devices or units as well as the
ventilation system are clean and that there are
no residual matter and foreign objects.

Important:

 If there is a risk that the controller

could be subject to mechanical impact during
operation, protect it accordingly; protection has
to be provided by others.

For commissioning see also VDI 6022, part 1 – 'Hy-
giene requirements for ventilation and air-condi-
tioning systems and units'.

Volume flow rate setting ranges

Nominal size

 [l/s]

 (m³/h)

min

max

min

max

200 × 100

39

164

140

590

300 × 100

65

260

234

936

300 × 150

82

460

295

1656

300 × 200

120

515

432

1854

400 × 200

200

875

720

3150

500 × 200

180

900

648

3240

600 × 200

225

1010

810

3636

400 × 250

200

885

720

3186

500 × 250

235

1190

846

4284

600 × 250

300

1310

1080

4716

400 × 300

310

1280

1116

4608

500 × 300

365

1580

1314

5688

600 × 300

350

1750

1260

6300

400 × 400

400

1750

1440

6300

500 × 400

360

1800

1296

6480

600 × 400

450

2020

1620

7272

500 × 500

470

2380

1692

8568

600 × 500

600

2620

2160

9432

600 × 600

700

3500

2520

12600

Initial commissioning

 

CAV controllers EN

10

Summary of Contents for CAV controllers

Page 1: ...n open position System pres sure too low Vmin Vmax actuator optional Fig 3 Vmin Vmax actuator 1 Vmax potentiometer 2 Test push button 3 Vmin potentiometer 4 LED status display LED status display LED l...

Page 2: ...hnicians are individuals who have suffi cient professional or technical training in the field they are working in to enable them to carry out their assigned duties at the level of responsibility allo...

Page 3: ...transport damage and complete ness In case of any damage or an incomplete ship ment contact the shipping company and your sup plier immediately Put the product back into its packaging after the deliv...

Page 4: ...Technical data Nominal sizes 200 100 to 600 600 mm Volume flow rate range 39 3500 l s or 140 12600 m h Volume flow rate control range Approx 25 to 100 of the nominal volume flow rate Scale accuracy 4...

Page 5: ...00 300 430 460 330 360 8 5 400 400 400 400 430 460 430 460 13 500 200 500 200 530 560 230 260 8 5 500 250 500 250 530 560 280 310 9 500 300 500 300 530 560 330 360 9 5 500 400 500 400 530 560 430 460...

Page 6: ...00 400 300 430 460 330 360 14 400 400 400 400 430 460 430 460 18 500 200 500 200 530 560 230 260 14 500 250 500 250 530 560 280 310 14 5 500 300 500 300 530 560 330 360 15 5 500 400 500 400 530 560 43...

Page 7: ...ective installation situation information on the straight duct section upstream of the control unit must be observed Duct connections e g branches off the main duct must comply with EN 1505 Horizontal...

Page 8: ...material is not included in the supply package For maintenance or adjustment work the device must be accessible after installation Important If there is a risk that the controller could be subject to...

Page 9: ...s and wiring must be carried out in accordance with the recognised rules of elec trical engineering Observe wiring guidelines and project specific circuit diagrams of the actuators The electrical conn...

Page 10: ...ly fixed and connected to the ducting Ensure that the devices or units as well as the ventilation system are clean and that there are no residual matter and foreign objects Important If there is a ris...

Page 11: ...ng scale Fig 10 2 and fix it with the hexagon socket screw Fig 10 3 No further measurement or adjustment is necessary Setting Vmin Vmax actuators Fig 11 Setting the volume flow rate Factory setting Vm...

Page 12: ...le setting 2 Setpoint value w Vmin 0 V scale setting 4 5 Vmax 10 V scale setting 9 Fig 13 Characteristic actual value signal 1 Scale setting 2 Actual value U Vmin 4 5 V Vmax 9 V Actual value signal Th...

Page 13: ...injury from the use of incorrect replacement parts Incorrect or faulty replacement parts pose a risk to health and safety and their use can cause malfunction damage to property and total failure of e...

Page 14: ...CAV controllers EN 14...

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